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1
Business Ethics and Continental Philosophy
In a somewhat different context, scholars sometimes speak of a 'bicameralist view
' in order to take issue with the widespread tendency to reduce complex issues to
simple oppositions (good–bad, masculine–feminine, and so on) that are ...
Mollie Painter-Morland, René ten Bos, 2011
2
Unicameral versus bicameral legislatures: a policy debate
Quality Control Unicameralist Bicameralist Deliberation. A unicameral legislature
is able to give bills more thorough and exacting consideration than a bicameral
legislature, because its committees and members have no need to act quickly on
...
Tom Todd, Minnesota. Legislature. House of Representatives. Research Dept, 1998
3
Mariah Mundi and the Ship of Fools
'The Bicameralist – it's here!' Mariah opened his eyes. He had dreamed of
England and the Prince Regent hotel. He had been warm and dry, eating fish
tails and sliced potato. Now he opened his eyes on the cold grey Atlantic Ocean. '
What?
4
Pluralism and the Idea of the Republic in France
Even Vincent Auriol, perhaps an unlikely bicameralist, advocated a Conseil
National des Provinces, which would mix members elected for the collectivités
with representatives of the social partners, elected on a regional basis. Despite
his ...
Julian Wright, H. S. Jones, 2012
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A Companion to Contemporary Political Philosophy
To the economist's eye, all other possible pieces of democratic apparatus –
freedom of the press; bicameralist legislatures; even the separation of powers, or
the rule of law – are either of second-order significance or parasitic upon
electoral ...
Robert E. Goodin, Philip Pettit, Thomas W. Pogge, 2012
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Collective Wisdom: Principles and Mechanisms
The reactionaries would have been able to prevent a bicameralist outcome by
expressing an insincere causalempirical judgment that bicameralism would not
stabilize the regime, contrary to their real opinion; and the radicals would have ...
Hélène Landemore, Jon Elster, 2012
7
Ulysses Unbound: Studies in Rationality, Precommitment, and ...
The built-in delays of bicameralist systems, in particular, were seen as the main
protection against impulsive majorities. On the other hand, the executive veto
would block the tendency toward legislative tyranny. Even if the veto can be ...
8
The Longman Companion to the French Revolution
... Dauphinois family, V. was involved in the Pre-Rev in Grenoble before being
elected by the nobility of the Dauphine to the EG. He was swift to rally to the Third
Estate and was prominent on the night of 4 Aug, but his liberal, bicameralist
views ...
9
The Future of Liberal Democracy: Thomas Jefferson and the ...
Jefferson was not as doctrinal a bicameralist as either Madison or Adams, but he
had made his feelings known in his Notes on Virginia. He had brought these
Notes, originally drafted as replies to a set of queries from a French diplomat, with
...
R.K. Ramazani, Robert Fatton, 2004
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Compass of Society: Commerce and Absolutism in Old-regime France
... a stark and straightforward replacement of the English bicameralist political
tradition with a new model drawn from political economy. But the inclusion of a "
moral" elite reminds us of how capacious and non-materialistic Sieyès' concept of
...
